Description

The plastic formwork box is a structural mold used to shape concrete during construction, particularly for columns, beams, foundations, or technical pits. With a sturdy design, ease of assembly and disassembly, and high reusability, formwork boxes are gradually replacing traditional steel or wooden molds thanks to their flexibility, reduced labor effort, and cost savings. Nhua Viet Nam manufactures formwork boxes from high-strength engineering plastic with a smooth surface to prevent concrete from sticking, allowing easy removal and repeated reuse without warping or cracking.

Custom Plastic Formwork Manufacturing Service

Nhua Viet Nam offers custom fabrication of formwork boxes based on existing samples or tailored designs to suit specific project requirements. We use PP, HDPE, or PA66 resins enhanced with stiffening additives to ensure durability, deformation resistance, and UV protection for outdoor use. The plastic injection process is tightly controlled via CNC and EDM systems, with 3D CMM inspection technology. Our experienced engineers assist clients in optimizing the structural design based on load and dimensions, helping accelerate construction while ensuring technical precision.

Our Commitment at Nhua Viet Nam

We are committed to delivering technically standardized, consistent-quality products with on-time delivery—even for high-volume orders. Thanks to a synchronized system and 24/7 factory operations, Nhua Viet Nam can flexibly adjust production to meet urgent orders without delaying our clients’ construction schedules. Every batch of formwork boxes is tested for load-bearing strength, sealing integrity, and reusability before shipment. With robust manufacturing capabilities, our products have been used in major domestic and international projects, helping contractors optimize costs and shorten construction timelines.

Key Benefits of Plastic Formwork Boxes

Plastic formwork boxes ensure precise and solid concrete structures, maintaining clean edges and reducing errors. Being lighter than metal yet structurally strong, they are easy to transport and assemble on-site, reducing labor and time. Most notably, with a reuse rate of 50 to 100 times depending on conditions, they offer significant economic value—especially for large-scale or multi-phase construction projects.